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roseillith · 2 years

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nakamorijuan · 1 year

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美穂 - ネクストムーブ Miho - NEXT MOVE

#el.nakamori #El Nakamori #NAKAVISION #Miho #CALIFORNIA CRISIS #NEXT MOVE #OVA #アニメ #アニメーション #美穂 #追撃の銃火 #Miho Fujiwara #Fujiwara Miho #藤原美穂 #CityPop #カリフォルニア・クライシス

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ecoamerica · 15 days

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Watch the American Climate Leadership Awards 2024 now: https://youtu.be/bWiW4Rp8vF0?feature=shared

The American Climate Leadership Awards 2024 broadcast recording is now available on ecoAmerica's YouTube channel for viewers to be inspired by active climate leaders. Watch to find out which finalist received the $50,000 grand prize! Hosted by Vanessa Hauc and featuring Bill McKibben and Katharine Hayhoe!

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commonsensecommentary · 5 months

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Notice how the mainstream news media has kept this California disaster on the down low while Gavin Newsom is prancing around the country hoping to seem Presidential—or, at least Vice Presidential? He needs an exit strategy before California goes bust.

#leadership #government #democrats #california #california crisis #gavin newsom #Governor Hair Gel #Blue State Blues

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iconnoteven · 2 years

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Jack and Noera from California Crisis: Tsuigeki no Juuka 🛻⚫

#California Crisis #California Crisis: Tsuigeki no Juuka #California Crisis: Gun Salvo #Noera #Noera (California Crisis)#Jack Varo #pairs #duos #iconnot icons #source: anime #source: ova #source: '80s anime #alcohol //

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blazingspirit · 2 years

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California Crisis » Marcia

#California Crisis #California Crisis: Tsuigeki no Juuka #California Crisis: Gun Salvo #animeedit #my edits #calcrisisedit

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takizawakick · 2 years

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#California Crisis #California Crisis: Tsuigeki no Juuka #cap #alcohol //

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citypopdaily · 27 days

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NEXT MOVE by Miho Fujiwara / 藤原美穂

Album: California Crisis (Mini-Album) Year: 1986 Label: RCA Lyrics: Miho Fujiwara / 藤原美穂 Music: Matthew Kamei

#city pop #miho fujiwara #1986 #rca records #matthew kamei #california crisis #80s city pop #subcategory: funk/boogie #admin fave #my channel #藤原美穂 #Youtube

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reasonsforhope · 1 month

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"Solar accounted for most of the capacity the nation added to its electric grids last year. That feat marks the first time since World War II, when hydropower was booming, that a renewable power source has comprised more than half of the nation’s energy additions.

“It’s really monumental,” said Shawn Rumery, senior director of research at the Solar Energy Industries Association, or SEIA. The trade group announced the 2023 numbers in a report released today [March 6, 2024] with analytics firm Wood MacKenzie. The 32.4 gigawatts that came online in the United States last year shattered the previous high of 23.6 gigawatts recorded in 2021 and accounted for 53 percent of new capacity. Natural gas was next in line at a distant 18 percent.

SEIA called 2023 the best year for renewables since the Second World War. Texas and California led a solar surge driven mostly by utility-scale installations, which jumped 77 percent year-over-year to 22.5 gigawatts. The residential and commercial sectors also reached new milestones. Only the relatively nascent community solar market missed its previous mark, though not by much, said Rumery. Overall he called it an “almost record setting year across the industry.”

...Experts generally expect renewable energy to keep on its torrent trajectory.

“It’s very likely to continue because solar and wind are now very well established,” said Rob Stoner, director of the MIT Energy Initiative. “Solar costs continue to fall far below where we ever thought they would.”"

-via Grist, March 6, 2024

#clean energy #green energy #climate change #crisis #climate action #climate hope #renewables #solar power #united states #texas #california #good news #hope

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roseillith · 2 years

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#a #california crisis

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zinjanthropusboisei · 10 months

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Since the wildfire smoke has been hitting the east coast, I've been thinking about doing a flowchart-style infographic on where to find US hazard information - so many of the comments on the info I posted were like "huh. I was wondering why the sky looked so funny." With the state of the Internet, search engines, and social media today, it really isn't intuitive where you can go to find reliable information on something so vague as "I noticed something a lil funky today," and so many of the platforms and accounts that emergency managers have spent years building up trust and visibility for have disappeared or become unverifiable because of Twitter's meltdown. Best to go to straight to the source when you can, as long as you know where to start.

This would just focus on the federal government, and mainly on immediate warnings and alert information...I'd rather just focus on natural hazards as well since those are the resources I'm familiar with, but that might be too narrow. Any ideas for questions and flowpaths besides what I've sketched out so far are welcome!

#social media and esp Twitter has become such a core piece of the emergency communications ecosystems over the last 20 years #that i think the whole crisis management space is still reeling over how quickly it has deteriorated #this post also brought to you by all my friends who recently moved to california & keep texting me 'how do i know if that was an eq or not'#hazards #disasters #disaster awareness #disaster preparedness #risk communication

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iconnoteven · 2 years

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